Devil Tree

<p>The roots of evil run deeper than you can ever imagine.<br><br>Lucas Sawyer and his wife Tamsen find themselves marooned in the heart of a mid-nineteenth century wilderness forest. They are rescued by Jonah Duvall a mysterious woodsman abiding in this strange valley with his wife Jezebel and their son Cord. Brooding over all stands the Devil Tree - a huge evil jackpine that has summoned them to this valley to feed upon their collective emotions and their unnatural offspring. Part earth spirit part elder demon - the tree is farming them.<br><br>The characters are bound in a tightening noose of of undeniable fate. As winter sets in they must face the tree's unholy fury in an utterly horrific finale.<br><br>DEVIL TREE is a story that will take you further into the heart of unimaginable horror.<br><br>What Some Folks Are Saying About Steve Vernon's DEVIL TREE!<br><br>"A mesmerizing journey into unimaginable darkness DEVIL TREE showcases Steve Vernon at the height of his power and results in a provocative profoundly unsettling novel you will never forget." - Greg F. Gifune author of THE BLEEDING SEASON<br><br>"DEVIL TREE is a frightening tale of man versus nature in every meaning. Vernon has written a tale of murder infidelity death and depravity. Full of horror and darkness - a supernatural tale like no other." - DARK RIVER PRESS<br><br>"If you are looking for a story that will scare you DEVIL TREE is a great read." - SIZZLING HOT BOOK REVIEWS<br><br>"A well-written story that will appeal to fans of both the grotesque and magical realism. You must have a tough stomach to be able to handle this tale - OPINIONS OF A WOLF<br><br>"With Cronenberg-esque body terror a Wendigo-type sub plot and a wicked tree that would give the vegetation in the original EVIL DEAD a run for its money DEVIL TREE is a best bet for horror fans tired of not being scared by horror fiction." - THE HORROR FICTION REVIEW<br><br>"This genre needs new blood and Steve Vernon is quite a transfusion." - Edward Lee<br><br>"Steve Vernon was born to write. He's the real deal and we're lucky to have him." - Richard Chizmar</p>